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Shrydar throws himself on my mercy
I first met ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
shrydar at UWA, thanks to the crossover between UniSFA and UCC. He was very hairy (although at the time the hair went sideways rather than gravity-wards), and spoke very very fast and quietly. Sometimes I struggled to keep up, but it was worth the effort. He is a very bright lad, and sparkles.
For a while he disappeared to London with wife J to write the physics bits of car crash computer games. I always imagined this to mean modelling how vehicles might roll over going around corners, or how debris might fly realistically after a collision. Cool, I thought.
I was very glad when he returned to Perth. At Swancon 2007 he wore cool shoes. Unlike many people on lj I found him easy to identify because of his fab user icon with the green hair streaks in it. Stylish, geeky, friendly, fun. He still talks a bit quietly and fast for my little brain, but it's still worth the effort.
shrydar at UWA, thanks to the crossover between UniSFA and UCC. He was very hairy (although at the time the hair went sideways rather than gravity-wards), and spoke very very fast and quietly. Sometimes I struggled to keep up, but it was worth the effort. He is a very bright lad, and sparkles.For a while he disappeared to London with wife J to write the physics bits of car crash computer games. I always imagined this to mean modelling how vehicles might roll over going around corners, or how debris might fly realistically after a collision. Cool, I thought.
I was very glad when he returned to Perth. At Swancon 2007 he wore cool shoes. Unlike many people on lj I found him easy to identify because of his fab user icon with the green hair streaks in it. Stylish, geeky, friendly, fun. He still talks a bit quietly and fast for my little brain, but it's still worth the effort.